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Ouattara’s fourth-term bid in Ivory Coast raises alarm over democratic backsliding in West Africa
Ivory Coast’s President Alassane Ouattara has announced he will seek a fourth term in office, a move critics fear signals a return to authoritarian-style leadership in a region already grappling with democratic erosion. The declaration, which ends months of speculation, has drawn sharp criticism from observers who warn of its implications for regional stability. “This…
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Togo sees renewed protests over power grab as President Gnassingbé faces uproar over constitutional changes
Anger over Togo’s constitutional changes turned into street battles on Thursday, as protesters...
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Togo’s Gnassingbé under fire as constitutional shift triggers resignation calls
Tensions are rising in Togo as President Faure Gnassingbé’s tightening grip on...
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Kazakhstan and Africa strengthen ties through growing cooperation
Kazakhstan and African countries are steadily building closer relations despite the distance...
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Togo opposition slams leader’s new role as ‘constitutional coup’ amid power restructuring
A coalition of opposition parties and civil society organizations in Togo announced Monday that it plans to intensify both domestic protests and international advocacy in response to what it sees as a...
